Nova Scotia opens new Roundabout Today
Modern roundabouts are specially designed intersections with traffic circulating around a central island. They have a proven track record around the world for reducing the number and severity of collisions and for keeping traffic moving smoothly.
The new roundabout near Masstown will provide a safe, effective connection between Highway 104 and the Glooscap Trail (Trunk 2/4) and efficient access to the local businesses.
Travelling Through Roundabouts
Vehicles entering a roundabout must yield to traffic in the circle. Drivers in the circle have the right- of-way over entering traffic. Motorists must always yield to pedestrians who are legally crossing the road and be courteous towards cyclists who are sharing the road.
Vehicles entering a roundabout must yield to traffic in the circle. Drivers in the circle have the right- of-way over entering traffic. Motorists must always yield to pedestrians who are legally crossing the road and be courteous towards cyclists who are sharing the road.
Vehicles entering a roundabout must yield to traffic in the circle. Drivers in the circle have the right- of-way over entering traffic. Motorists must always yield to pedestrians who are legally crossing the road and be courteous towards cyclists who are sharing the road.
For more information on roundabouts in Nova scotia, please visit www.novascotia.ca/tran/roundabout.
